- Look up
clamp or
clamps in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Clamp may
refer to:
Brick clamp, an
early method of
baking bricks Clamp (tool), a
device or...
- also
sometimes used as
nipple clamps to
facilitate nipple piercing. As the
nipples are an
erogenous zone,
nipple clamps can be used to
heighten sensation...
-
clamps. Hose
clamps also come in W1 (Zinc
plated Steel) and
mixed materials like Zinc
Plated & 430SS (W5). More
modern iterations of the hose
clamp include...
-
These clamps (or cramps) are used to
position components temporarily for
various tasks: Band
clamp or web
clamp Bar
clamp, F-
clamp or
sliding clamp (upper...
- position. A
common use for
Marman clamps is as quick-disconnect
connectors in
flexible aircraft fuel lines.
Marman clamps are used
extensively in spaceflight...
- clamp: the two-bolt pipe
clamp and the yoke
clamp. "Riser
Clamps".
Warwick Hangar.
Retrieved October 2, 2017. Our
Riser Clamp is used for the
support of...
- processivity. As it does not form a ring, it does not need a
clamp loader to be
attached to DNA.
Sliding clamps are
loaded onto
their ****ociated DNA
template strands...
-
waveform can also be measured. Some
clamp meters can
measure currents of 1000 A and more. Hall
effect and vane type
clamps can also
measure direct current...
- science,
clamping, or
clipping is the
process of
limiting a
value to a
range between a
minimum and a
maximum value.
Unlike wrapping,
clamping merely moves...
- F-
clamps are
similar to but
distinct from C-
clamps and pipe
clamps. An F-
clamp is a type of
clamp. It is also
known as a bar
clamp or
speed clamp. An...
